Why I Built ScanEngine
"I never found one I trusted.
So I built my own."
I've always believed that the biggest challenge in trading isn't finding information โ it's knowing what actually deserves your attention.
Every trading day, thousands of stocks move across the market. There are charts to watch, indicators to analyse, news to follow, and countless opinions competing for your attention.
I found myself spending more and more time searching for the right opportunities โ and I realised that the process itself could be made smarter.
That's why I built ScanEngine.
The idea was simple:
Let the engine do the scanning, so the trader can focus on the decision.
ScanEngine continuously analyses the market, looks for predefined conditions and confluences, ranks potential setups, and delivers the ones that meet its criteria directly to Telegram.
But there was one principle I wanted to keep from the beginning:
No hindsight. No changing the story after the trade.
Every signal is recorded with its original entry, stop loss and targets. Once published, it stays there. The outcome is tracked against what was actually communicated at the time.
I built ScanEngine because I wanted a system that was structured, transparent and disciplined โ not another platform making promises about predicting the market.
The market will always be uncertain.
The goal isn't to predict everything. It's to find the setups worth paying attention to.